Sentence examples for imagined cases from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cole of DePaul said the projected losses on loans appeared too low for the severity of the imagined cases.

But we can imagine cases in which this law could be unconstitutional, and therefore, the whole law is unconstitutional.

But it is not hard to imagine cases of clear public interest in which arrests should be reported".

"One can imagine cases such as a midair breakup over deep ocean where the exact location of the aircraft is difficult to track," he wrote.

For one can imagine cases where slow switching is a relevant alternative.

Philosophers often feel free to imagine cases, often quite unlikely ones, in order to attempt to isolate relevant differences.

"You can imagine cases, for example, maybe 50 years down the road, someone might be in a relationship with an android and not know it," says MacDorman.

So it is quite possible to imagine cases where the wrong-making element of telling a lie might be vastly outweighed by other good-making considerations.

However, one can imagine cases where the substrate level can change, while the KPB is relatively constant.

However, it is possible to imagine cases where effort is required for reasons that reflect neither the objective difficulty of the action nor any moral defect in the agent's character.

Unable to join the volunteer fire department because of a balky back, I sent extra donations for what I imagined were cases of Budweiser or Heineken.